For NEET UG – 2023 schedule for counseling of 15% All India Quota Seats has been released. Four round of counseling will be there , MCC (Medical Counseling Committee) declared while giving details about counseling .

                      First round counseling will start on 20^th July 2023. Registration can be done on official website www.mcc.nic.in upto 25^th July 2023. Candidates can pay the fee and can fill the choice of medical college and course between 22^nd and 26^th July and then lock it.

               First round of seat allotment result will be announced on 29^th July and then candidates will have to report to allotted Medical College between 31^st July 4^th August.

                                For the 85% seats of state quota , concerned State Authority will announce the counseling date. Candidates can register themselves for stray round also.

                    This year admission will be done is 542 Medical Colleges and 313 Dental Colleges for 99313 MBBS seats, 27698 BDS seats, 52720 Ayush seats and 603 VSc seats.

                     The tentative schedule for online counseling for NEET UG ( MBBS / BDS / BSc ( Nursing ) – 2023 for 15% of All India quota seats/ Deemed / Central Universities / All AIIMS/ JIPMER ( Puducherry and Karakal) is given as:

                     NEET 2023 counseling date schedule :

         Round 1                                                 

    Round 2

   Round 3

   Stray vacancy Round

Registration – 21 to 23 September

Choice filling/locking – 22 to 24 September

Process of seat allotment – 25 September

Result – 26 September

Reporting to allotted college – 27 to 30 September

     NEET 2023 counseling is late again :           

This year again counseling for admission will start late due to which again this year session will be late. More than 10 lakh candidates wait for counseling date is now over as MCC has declared the schedule for counseling now.

                     Previously , every year counseling was starting within 10 days after result. This year result of NEET UG was announced on 13^th of June and registration for counseling will start on 20^th of July.

                 For the last 3 years this delay in counseling is happening and due to which every year session is getting late. For NEET 2022 registration of successful candidates continued till 2023. Government and concerned bodies should look into this matter very seriously .

                                   Before Registration / Payment for Round 1,2,3 and stray vacancy round, verification of tentative seat matrix by the participating Institute and NMC for round 1 will be between 20^th July to 21^st July and for round 2 it will be between 7^th august to 8^th August.

                    Students should by aware as Registration of first round will end at 12:00 Noon on 25^th August, second round registration will end at 12:00 Noon on 14th August , third round registration will end on 12:00 Noon on 4th September  and stray vacancy round registration will and at 12:00 Noon on 23^rd September.

                    For Every round payment facility will be available up to 8:00 pm of registration end date for every round.

NMC guideline for NEET regarding minimum marks in board and minimum age has changed this year .

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For NEET UG 2023 candidates , some good news is there which is about increase in number of Government Medical Colleges and due to which increase in number of seats .

Detailed information about increase in number of Government Medical Colleges and seats  is mentioned here :

Total Number of New Government Medical College : 30.

Total Number of Seats in New Government Medical College : 704.

Total Number of Government Medical College : 388.

Total Number of MBBS Seats in Government Medical College : 56,133.

In NEET UG 2023 number of candidates who scored 700 or more

out of 720 marks is 348.

Seats increased in NEET 2023 -New Government Medical Colleges for Session 23-24

1. GMC, ELURU
State : Andhra Pradesh
Seats : 150

2. GMC, MACHILIPATNAM
State : Andhra Pradesh
Seats : 150

3. GMC, NANDYAL
State : Andhra Pradesh
Seats : 150

4. GMC, RAJAMAHENDRAVARAM
State : Andhra Pradesh
Seats : 150

5. GMC, VAZIANAGARA
State : Andhra Pradesh
Seats : 150

6. KOKRAJHAR MEDICAL COLLEGE
State : Assam
Seats : 100

7. NAGAON MEDICAL COLLEGE
State : Assam
Seats : 100

8. NALABARI MEDICAL COLLEGE
State : Assam
Seats : 100

9. GMC , Purnia
State :  Bihar
Seats : 100

10. GMC , Handwara
State : Jammu & Kashmir
Seats : 100

11. GMC , Udhampur
State : Jammu & Kashmir
Seats : 100

12. GOVERNMENT MEDICAL COLLEGE & RESEARCH INSTITUTE ,CHITRADURGA
State : Karnataka
Seats : 150

13. GMC , Satna
State :  Madhya Pradesh
Seats : 150

14. GMC , Rtnagiri
State :  Maharashtra
Seats : 150

15. NAGALAND INSTITUTE OF MEDICAL SCIENCES
State : Nagaland
Seats : 100

16. Government Medical College , Bhawanipatna
State :  Odisha
Seats : 100

17. Government Medical College , Alwar
State :  Rajasthan
Seats : 100

18. Government Medical College , Bundi
State : Rajasthan
Seats : 100

19. Government Medical College , Dausa
State : Rajasthan
Seats : 100

20. Government Medical College , Hanumangarh
State :  Rajasthan
Seats : 100

21. Government Medical College , Karauli
State :  Rajasthan
Seats : 100

22. Government Medical College , Jangaon
State : Telangana
Seats : 100

23. Government Medical College , Jayashankar Bhopalpalli
State :  Telangana
Seats : 100

24. Government Medical College , Kamareddy
State : Telangana
Seats : 100

25. Government Medical College , Karimnagar
State : Telangana
Seats : 100

26. Government Medical College , Kammam
State :Telangana
Seats : 100

27. Government Medical College , Kumurambhim Asifabad
State : Telangana
Seats : 100

28. Government Medical College , Nirmal
State : Telangana
Seats : 100

29. Government Medical College , Rajanna Sirsilla
State : Telangana
Seats : 100

30. Government Medical College , Vikarabad
State : Telangana
Seats : 100

Government Medical College and Seats increased in NEET 2023 for Bihar :

            After inclusion of new Government Medical College , Purnia , the list of Government Medical/Dental Colleges in Bihar is mentioned below :

1. PMCH , Patna
Total Number of Seats : 200
Central Nominees : 5
All India Quota : 30
Number of Seats for Bihar State Counselling : 165

2. DMCH, Darbhanga
Total Number of Seats : 120
Central Nominees : 5
All India Quota : 18
Number of Seats for Bihar State Counselling : 97

3. JLNMC, Bhagalpur
Total Number of Seats : 120
Central Nominees : 4
All India Quota : 18
Number of  Seats for Bihar State Counselling : 98

4. NMCH, Patna
Total Number of Seats : 150
Central Nominees : 4
All India Quota : 22
Number of  Seats for Bihar State Counselling : 124

5. SKMCH, Muzaffarpur
Total Number of Seats : 120
Central Nominees : 4
All India Quota : 18
Number of Seats for Bihar State Counselling : 98

6. ANMMCH, Gaya
Total Number of Seats : 120
Central Nominees : 4
All India Quota : 18
Number of Seats for Bihar State Counselling : 98

7. IGIMS , Patna
Total Number of Seats : 120
All India Quota : 18
Number of  Seats for Bihar State Counselling : 102

8. Government Medical College , Bettiah
Total Number of Seats : 120
All India Quota : 18
Number of  Seats for Bihar State Counselling : 102

9. BMIMS, Nalanda
Total Number of Seats : 120
All India Quota : 18
Number of  Seats for Bihar State Counselling : 102

10. Jannayak Karpoori Thakur Medical College & Hospital, Madhepura
Total Number of Seats : 100
All India Quota : 15
Number of  Seats for Bihar State Counselling : 85

11. ESIC Medical College & Hospital, Patna
Total Number of Seats : 100
All India Quota : 10
Ward of Issued Person (IP) Quota : 35
Number of  Seats for Bihar State Counselling : 50

12. Government Medical College, Purnia
Total Number of Seats : 100
All India Quota : 15
Number of  Seats for Bihar State Counselling : 85

13. Patna Dental College
Total Number of Seats : 40
Central Nominees : 4
All India Quota : 06
Number of  Seats for Bihar State Counselling : 30

Number of  Seats in Government Medical/Dental Colleges of Bihar : 1530

Total Seats in Government Medical/Dental Colleges for All India Quota : 229

Total Seats in Government Medical/Dental Colleges for Bihar State Quota : 1236

Expected Cut-off of NEET-2023 for Bihar State Counselling :

Category wise :

1. General
Marks : 614-618

2. EWS
Marks : 606-612

3. OBC
Marks : 607-613

4. EBC
Marks : 607-613

5. SC
Marks : 474-484

6. ST
Marks : 448-478

■ If 50% Government Quota applied in Private College then Cut-off might will decrease by 10-12 Marks.

Documents required for Bihar State MBBS Counselling :

1. Marksheet and Admit Card of +2 or Eqivalent Examination-by relevant Board/Council.

2. Passing Certificate of +2 or Equivalent Examination-by relevant Board/Council.

3. Marksheet and Admit Card of 10th or Eqivalent Examination-by relevant Board/Council.

4. Passing Certificate of 10th or Equivalent Examination-by relevant Board/Council.

5. Caste Certificate and Permanent Residential Certificate-Issued by CO & Countersigned by SDO(Civil)/DM of Permanent Residence.

6. Income Certificate issued by CO & Counter signed by SDO(Civil)/DM of Permanent Residence.

7. Admit Card-As issued by NEET(U.G.)-2023

8. Photograph-Four photographs identical to one used while filling admission form of NEET(U.G.)-2023

9. Certificate of Disable Quota-As per Para 3.6.2 of prospectus.

10. Aadhar Card(Identity Certificate)

11. Hard Copy of Online submitted application form(Part-A & Part-B)

12. Any other certificate apart from the above as per requirement of the prospectus of NEET UG 2023 . You can get all the information about NEET 2023 0n NTA official website .

For JEE 2023 some happy news is also there . 2675 seats increased in in JEE Advanced 2023.

New NMC guideline for NEET regarding minimum marks in board and minimum age is very important for NEET aspirants . Now only passing marks in 12th Board exam is needed for appearing in NEET UG . Age relaxation of 1 month is also given by NMC which is very good news for students .

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           IIT Guwahati has announced JEE advanced result and joint counselling started on 19/06/2023 for admission. This year good news is that Seats increased in JEE Advanced 2023 .

  Seats increased in JEE Advanced 2023 :     

     This year IIT seats increased by 787, IIIT seats increased by 620 and GFTI (Government Funded Technical Institutes) by 1308.

It means in 2023 number of seats increased is 2675. This year counselling will be done for 57152 seats of 23 IITs , 26 IIITs, 32 NITs and 33 GFTIs.

                   2023  seat matrix in comparison to 2022 :

            Dates of online registration,choice filling and seat allotment in JoSAA Counselling :     

             For IIT, NIT and IIIT JoSAA counselling has started on 19 June and it will end on 31st July at 5 PM. It will be conducted in 6 stages.

                                Up to 28^th June, Online registration and choice filling can be done. First mock seat allotment will be done on 25^th June.

Seat allotment dates:- 

JEE Advanced 2023- Subject wise and aggregate cut off :

                     Minimum marks criteria in every subject is given by concerned body every year.

This year for JEE advanced 2023 out of 120 marks in each subject , minimum marks to be secured is 8 marks to qualify. Minimum marks to be secured is 7 marks for OBC/EWS and for SC/ST/PH it is 4 marks. Previous year it was 5 for general candidate which was lowest in 10 years.

                   IIT Advanced result is based on 120 marks each papers of Physics, Chemistry and mathematics . Students have to clear minimum marks criteria in each subject which is 8 marks for general candidates this years.In 2020 and 2021 it was 6 marks .

   For the common rank list (CRL ) , a candidate have to score at least 6.83 % of total marks in each subject i.e 6.83% of 120 marks of each subject and 23.89% in aggregate ( 23.89% of 360 marks ) .

For OBC-NCL rank list it’s 6.15% of each subject and 21.50% in aggregate .

For GEN-EWS rank list it’s 6.15% of each subject and 21.50 in aggregate .

For S/ST rank list it’s 3.42% of each subject and 11.95% in aggregate .

The official website for JEE Advanced result is www.jeeadv.ac.in .

    This year 180372 students appeared for paper 1 and paper 2 of JEE Advanced . .

Seats increased in JEE Advanced 2023- Zone wise performance :

              If we talk about the zone wise performance of qualified candidates , IIT Hyderabad zone gave most number of result . 10432 candidates of IIT Hyderabad zone qualified the exam . 9290 candidates of IIT Delhi zone ,7957 candidates of IIT Bombay zone , 4618 candidates of IIT Kharagpur zone ,4582 candidates of IIT Kanpur zone , 4499 candidates of IIT Roorkee zone and 2395 candidates of iit Guwahati zone qualified the exam .

            Out of top 10 candidates , 6 are from IIT Hyderabad zone , 2 are from IIT Delhi zone and 2 are from IIT Roorkee zone .

         6 candidates who scored 100 percentile in JEE Main 2023 became toppers in JEE Advanced 2023 . Vavilala Chidvilas Reddy from Telangana secured no. 1 rank in JEE advanced 2023 .

     Option of branch upgradation closed in 3 IITs and 12 NITs :

This year 3 IITs and 12 NITs have stopped branch upgradation facility for students on the basis of first year performance . There 3 IITs are IIT Hyderabad , IIT Mumbai and IIT Jammu and 12 NITs are Jaipur,Raurkela,Kalicut,Delhi , Trichi, Warangal,Suratkal,Kurukshetra,Warangal,Surat, Pondicheri and Nagaland. Previously students were taking admission in lower branches if they were not getting core branches of their choice . They were thinking that they will switch to the branch of their choice ,if they perform well in first year exam .

Open House for Information about IIT Admission :

                  For detailed information about registration in different IITs and to clear the doubts, different IITs are organizing open home in hybrid mode.

           Many IITs have uploaded their link on JoSAA website: www.josaa.nic.in / open-house for students to join open house programme. The questions and doubts will be taken in this open house for 2023-24 session. All the questions about B.Tech and B.Sc programme registration, information about branch etc. will be answered.

You can get latest news about NEET UG 2023 like Minimum Marks in 12th board exam criteria and minimum age criteria has changed for NEET 2023 , new NMC guideline has come for Common Counselling etc .

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  Centralized / common counselling for NEET UG -Facts

When single platform is used for students and colleges for all the admission process  like online registration to seat allotment, it is called common or centralized counselling.

    Most of the students are confused about centralized counselling that weather central agency will conduct counselling for AIQ seats as well as state quota seats .

                Students should know that central agency will do the counselling only for 15% of All India Quota seats in state run colleges, Central Institutions and deemed universities.UGMEB shall give the guideline for common counselling and according to the given guideline , designated authority appointed by Government of India will conduct the common counselling .

Centralized Counselling points published in gazette –

           National Medical Commission proposal for Centralized counselling for NEET UG has now been published in the Gazette of India .These Regulations may be called “ Graduate Medical Education Regulation ,2023 “ or “ GMER “ . It is mentioned in Gazette that these Regulations shall come into force from the date of their publication in the official Gazette .

       It is mentioned that it shall be the duty of all concerned medical institutions / Deemed to be Universities to be partner with the National Medical Commission for Centralized Counselling .

           It is stated in proposal that Common Counselling for admission to graduate course in medicine for all Medical Institutions in India based on merit list of UG. Seat matrix given by NMC will be the basis of  counselling. There can be multiple round for counselling .

               Previously NMC had prepared a draft for this and sent it to all the state health secretaries and VCs to know their opinion about the system ,to find the technical aspects of implementation of this system and to know the different reservation categories of different states, as different states have different rules of reservation.

    NMC clarification for state’s infringement of rights –

 Main confusion was that , weather this regulation was against the National Medical Commission Act, 2019 which give the right to states to conduct counselling for state quota seats.  Some states like Tamil Nadu said that center was infringing the rights of state to fill the seats of state run colleges. But NMC said that there  was not any intension of infringing the rights of state or to disturb the quotas for allocation of undergraduate medical seats. Only purpose of centralized medical system was to make a strong system, so that no medical seat remains vacant and there would not be any delay in admission process.

         Why Centralized Counselling is needed-

                 At present almost 20 lakhs of students appear in exam. and they have to go through 5 rounds of counseling- All India Round 1 and 2, state round 1 and 2 and 5^th round i.e mop up round for vacant seats. This counselling process takes almost 5 months.

Every year after the result of NEET UG more tough work seems to be the tiresome process of counselling for almost 1 lakh medical seats. To save the time and energy of students seeking medical admission and to save them from the confusing process of counselling , single centralized counselling process was very much needed. So this step of NMC has big welcome which will give a big relief to students.

                 NMC says that candidates will have to go through very few rounds according to the need of counselling in centralized counseling ,which will save their time, energy and money.

             In this system , students will come to know within no time that they  are getting the seat or not . So they will not waste their time in the confusion and expecting seat till the mop up round .Due to this system they can start early  for next year preparation.

                   Right now there is lack of transparency in admission system, due to which agents, so called admission agencies and brokers takes benefit of the lack of transparency and confusion in admission process. This new system will remove all these agents and agencies from the admission process.

                    The NMC gazette said that all the medical colleges will be bound by the regulation and they will not give admission to any student in contravention of these regulations. In case of any violation, the institution will be liable to be fined Rs 1 crore or the entire course fee. In case of regular violation institution will be barred from taking any admission.

                          NMC will have to consider all the problems which can occur after implementation of common counselling. NMC has to see that there should not be wastage of any medical seat due to multiple seat blocking by single student and all the students get all options of seats. For this a full proof software will be needed.

 It will come in force for NEET 2023 ?

                      It is clear by now that certralized counselling will come in force as it is now published in Gazette but main question is wheather it will be applicable for NEET 2023 or not .  Some points are there which indicates that there is very less chance of implementation of centralized counselling for NEET UG 2023 .

         Reason behind this are :

1. Very strong software system will be needed as it has to join centralized system of counselling to all the state counselling system .It’s a very tedious and time taking process and for 2023 counselling ,time is not there for this software .
2. Previously NMC passed a decision that 50% seats of private medical college will be filled at government fee , but still it’s not implemented .This year some states like Bihar has said that it’s going to implement it this year . so, it takes lot of time to implement any rule even after it’s passed by a body .
3. Every state is following different reservation policy . So to merge all these reservation policies at one place , lot of time and research is needed.

                     Lot of other points are there . So, conclusion of the article is that , for NEET 2023 , very less chance is there to implement centralized counselling system .

                       Detailed information about the proposal for Centralized Counselling for NEET is  published in The Gazette of India on 2nd June 2023. You can see it on NMC official website .

                       NMC new guideline has come about minimum marks criteria in Board for NEET UG . It has also gave some relaxation in minimum age for NEET UG .

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               NEET exam is conducted for admission to MBBS, BDS, Ayush, BSc nursing and other medical courses.

  Aspirants who are going to appear for NEET UG should know the new minimum marks  in board exam and minimum age criteria.

         Students should be happy to hear about the new criteria regarding marks in board exam and minimum age to appear in NEET UG exam.

        No Minimum marks in Board exam for NEET UG :

   National medical commission (NMC) gave a new gift to NEET UG candidates. Now 12th board exam marks will not be a hindrance for NEET UG aspirants . Now students will be allowed to sit in NEET Exam even if he/she gets only passing marks in 12^th board exam. It means candidates of all categories have to secure only passing marks to appear in NEET UG exam .Previously  General candidates had to secure 50% marks, OBC/SC/ST and PWD candidates had to secure 40% marks in Physics, Chemistry and Biology together in 12^th board exam to be eligible for NEET exam.

                 Minimum age criteria relaxed for NEET UG aspirants :

Rules for minimum age criteria is now modified . Now one month relaxation is given to the candidates. Previously age was considered calculating from December 31 , but now the age will be considered from next 31 January.

               It means previously candidates must have completed 17 years as on December 31 of the year of his/her registration but now candidates should complete 17 years as of 31 January of the next  year of his/her registration.

    New Age criteria for NEET 2024:

       NEET Eligibility criteria – Upper age limit :-

             There is no upper age limit  criteria for NEET aspirants. Now upper age criteria  removed by NMC on March 2022. So candidates of any age who has completed 17 years on 31 January can apply for NEET examination.

    NEET Eligibility criteria- Maximum number of attempts and subject:-

There is no restrictions of the maximum attempts for NEET exam. Candidates can appear in NEET exam any number of times they want.

         No NEET PG – NEXT test will be criteria for PG admission:-

                         National medical commission (NMC) has taken decision to introduce NEXT (National Exit Test) for admission in PG course. Student of MBBD/BDS will appear in this exam in their 5^th years of study and they will not have to appear any of other exams to take admission in PG. Once the student pass NEXT exam, they will also be eligible to do medical practice.

        Strict guideline for Medical Colleges:-

               If any of the medical college give admission to any to the students on any basis other than counselling, they will have to pay 1 crore fine or full course fee as fine, whichever is more. If college repeats same thing, fine will be double and seats double of the number of students taken by any means other than councelling , will be taken from college. I any student has taken the admission by any other means , his admission will be cancelled  .

              On the basis of 7 parameters NMC will give rating to every medical college. This rating of medical college will be given by medical assessment and Rating Board and will be public. This rating will help the students to select medical college for admission. Before this students were selecting the medical college on the basis of their marks and NIRF ranking ( National Institute Ranking Framework ) .

                        Every medical college have to follow the rules of under graduate medical board and Post Graduate Medical Board to get better ranking . These medical boards have made rules for educational activities and course commencement. Better rank will also be given to those medical colleges who adopt innovative way of education.

       Maximum time to complete MBBS course : 

             Every MBBS students have to complete their course within 9 years from date of admission. They have to clear their first year in four attempts.

Common Counselling for admission in Medical Colleges :

                                    According to Graduate Medical Education Regulation 2023 or GMER 2023 common counselling will be their for the admission in medical colleges.

        Counseling will be based on the seats allotted by NMC. Common counselling can be in different stages according to the need. Under Graduate Medical Education Board (UGMEB) will give direction for common counseling and responsible authority will conduct the counseling according to the given direction.

            NEET UG result is out now. you can go on NTA official website www.neet.nta.nic.in and check your result .

                  For Bihar students ,all the information about Bihar Medical Colleges , cut off marks for admission in government medical colleges and mop up round marks and rank is mentioned at NEET 2023 Bihar News . You can find all the news regarding Bihar Medical information.

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            According to BCECEB , there are 1430 seats of MBBS and BDS in Government Medical College and Dental College in Bihar. 15% seats i.e 214 seats are All India Quota seats and 30 seats are reserved for central quota. Rest of the 1151 state government quota seats ( 1121 MBBS seats and 30 Dental seats ) are there in 11 Government Medical College and 1 Dental College. Cut off for these Government Medical College will be probably 600 and for AIIMS, Patna it will be 650.

                       There are 7 Private Medical College for MBBS and 4 private dental colleges. 2 Ayurvedic Colleges, 6 Homeopathic Colleges and 2 Unani Colleges will take admission as per UGMAC ( Under Graduate Medical Admission Counselling ) .

                         In 2022 closing marks for MBBS seat in government colleges of Bihar was 602 marks. For 85 % seats of government medical college state quota seat, BCECEB conducts the counselling . Counselling will start in july 1^st week. All the information will be available on www.bceceboard.bihar.gov

                                        In 2022 Mop up round, student of General Category having 19954 rank got MBBS seat and 26711 rank got Dental College. For Dental College closing marks was 588.

        Bihar news for NEET 2023 -Closing Cut off 

Closing cut off for Government medical colleges of Bihar in 2022 is given in table form .For 2023 as the cut off will be high , just add 5 marks in each table .

Bihar news for NEET 2023 -Closing rank and marks in Mop up round 

Closing rank and marks in mop up round for Government Medical College Government Dental College in 2022 is mentioned here :

                                         For MBBS

                            For Dental

Closing marks in mop up round for General candidate will be 605 marks or more and for BC candidates ,it will be around 600 marks.

           This year for MBBS there are 1121 MBBS seats and 30 Dental seats in government medical colleges and 1050 MBBS seats and 240 Dental seats in Private medical colleges.

               This year almost 85 MBBS seats and 85 Dental seats will increase for state government quota seats. If before counselling , letter is issued to BCECEB then seats will increase.

                      In the counselling process Purnia Medical College and Nalanda Dental college can be included.

   Seats in Government Medical Colleges of Bihar

             This year cut off will be high in Government Medical College for All India Quota seats and State Government Seats. This year cut off for General candidate for PMCH will be almost 650 marks. In Mop up round, students having more than 605 marks will get Government Medical College seat.

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                    As students appeared in NEET UG 2023 are anxiously waiting for the result , important update about the result is given by NTA. Here students can check their probable rank based on their expected marks .

                     As the window for objection on provisional answer is closed, NTA is now gearing up for the release of final answer key and result. Candidates  can check final answer key and result on NTA official website www.neet.nta.nic.in

              National Testing Agency ( NTA ) will release result of NEET UG 2023 by 15th of June 2023.

              On the scoreboard NTA is going to mention all India rank, subject – wise marks and other important information.

This year NEET UG 2023 was conducted on may 7, 2023 and around 20 lakhs students enrolled for the exam.

             Expected NEET 2023 Rank Vs Marks :

                   General Category candidates have to secure at least 50th percentile to clear NEET 2023 exam and to secure admission in MBBS and BDS course.

             How do calculate marks using NTA NEET 2023 UG answer key?

1. Just go to NTA official website neet.nta.nic.in and download the NEET answer key and OMR sheet.
2. Take note of the NEET question id in the answer key and response sheet.
3. Now make note of question number {Question ID} from answer key and response sheet.
4. Now compare the answer key from Question ID and OMR Sheet.
5. Count the correct and incorrect answers.
6. For every correct answer add 4 marks and for every incorrect answer subtract 1 mark from total.

               Now just see, how much marks you are getting and check your rank seeing the table given.

      NEET 2023 marking scheme for section A:-

                 Candidate will get 4 marks for correct answer or most appropriate answer.

                     If any problem is found in any question after verification bated on the challenge, following process will be followed to give marks in said question-

      For correct answer or most appropriate answer +4 marks will be given.

         For wrong answer -1 and 0 marks if question not attempted .

                       If  more than one option is  correct then +4 marks will be given for any of the correct option.

         If all the option are correct then +4 marks will be given to candidates

who have attempted the question . If no option is correct, or question is wrong then +4 marks will be given to all the appeared candidates.

     Marking scheme for section B :

               Out of 15 question of each subject only 10 questions have to be answered.

Only first 10 attempted questions will be considered if candidate has attempted more than 10 questions. -1 mark will be given for every wrong answer. Other marking scheme is same as section A.

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Here are the detailed list of Chapters ,Topics and Sub topics of class 12th Mathematics which have been removed by NCERT.

NCERT BOOK PART-1

Relation and Function (Chapter-1) of class 12th mathematics removed parts-

1. Composition of function and Invertible Function in section 1.4 at page no. 12, It’s examples are removed. At page no. 12, Definition 8, example 15 and example 16 are

Examples 17 to 22 removed from page no. 13-14. Example 24 ,25 and 26 removed from page page no. 15. Theorem 1, theorem 2 related to Composition of function and Invertible Function,it’s examples 27, 28 and exercise 1.3 at page no 16-19 are removed.

1. Full Binary operation in section 1.5 removed from page no. 16 to 26 and it’s examples 45 and 49 on page 27-28 are removed. In Miscellaneous Exercise at page no. 29-30 contained Question No. 1-3, 6-7, 11-14 and 18-19 of removed topics, so removed. Summary point 11-13 and 15-19 at page no. 31-32 removed.

Inverse Trigonometric Function (Chapter-2) of class 12th mathematics removed parts-

       Properties of Inverse Trigonometric Function in section 2.3 between page 42 to 44 except Sin function is removed. So, examples and questions which contain properties of Inverse Function except Sin are removed. Example 4, 7, ,8 and alternate solution of example 5 at page no. 45- 47 are removed. Question No. 3, 4, 6, 12, 14, 15 at page no. 47-48, Examples 10, 11, 12, 13 at page no. 49-51 and questions 8, 12, 17 of Miscellaneous exercise at page 51-52 are removed. Summary point 8-13 at page 53 are removed.

Matrices (Chapter-3) removed parts-

3. Elementary operation (Transformation) of a matrix in section 3.7 at page no. 90 and 91 has been removed.
4. Inverse of a Matrix by Elementary operations in section 3.8.3, it’s examples 23, 24 and 25 ,exercise 3.4 from question no. 1 to 17 at page no. 92 to 97 has been removed.

Example 26 at page no. 98 is related to Mathematical induction, so removed. Question no. 1, 2, 3 and question No. 12 at page no. 100 and 101 of Miscellaneous exercise are related to Mathematical induction which is removed, so these questions are also removed. Third last point of summary at page no. 102 is removed.

Determinant (Chapter-4) of class 12th mathematics removed parts-

Properties  of Determinants in section 4.3 (all the 6 properties), examples related to these properties – example 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15 and 16 and exercise 4.2 at page no. 109-121 has been removed.

         Miscellaneous examples 30,31,32 and 34 and Miscellaneous exercise Question No. 2, 4, 5, 6, 11-15 and 17 at page no. 192-193 are related to properties , so removed. Summary points 4-11 at page no. 144 are removed.

Continuity and Differentiability (Chapter-5) removed parts-

1. Chain Rule examples 22 and 23 at page no. 165-166 and example 27 at page no. 168 are removed.
2. Mean value Theorem in section 5.8, it’s examples 42 and 43 and it’s exercise 5.8 at page no. 184-186 has been removed. It’s examples in example 44(iii) at page no. 186-187 and miscellaneous exercise Q. No. 19 at page. No. 192 is removed. Summary points 5 related to derivatives of cot^-1 , sec^-1 , cosec^-1 and points 7, 8 related to mean value theorem has been removed.

Application of Derivatives (Chapter – 6) removed portion-

Full Tangents and Normals in section 6.4 and Approximation in section 6.5 from page number 206 – 216 which contains it’s concepts, examples and exercise 6.3 and 6.4 has been removed.

                 Miscellaneous examples 45, 46 at page number 236 – 238 and miscellaneous exercise questions 1, 4 ,5 and 20 – 24 are related to Tangents and Normals, so removed.

                 Points 4 -10 related to tangents and normals and approximation at page number 245 are removed.

                 NCERT Book Part -2

          Integrals ( Chapter-7 ) removed parts –

1. Points XI – XIII at page 290 -291 in the list of derivatives are related to inverse of cot, sec and cosec so removed.
2. In section 7.2.1 at page 291 – 292- Geometrical Interpretation of Indefinite Integrals is removed.
3. In section 7.2.3 at page no. 298 – 299 comparison between Differentiation and Integration is removed.
4. In section 7.6.3 at page no. 613 – 616 type of Integral which is P is removed.
5. Definite Integrals as the limit in some of section 7.7.1 at page no. 613 – 616 has been removed.

                   In Miscellaneous exercise Q .No. 19, 32, 40 and 44 and point 2 in summary at page no 352 – 354 has been removed.

                   Points XIV and XV in some standard integrals at page 355 are related to sec^-1 and cosec^-1, so removed.

Application of Integrals (Chapter -8) removed parts-

8. The Area of Region Bounded by a Curve and a Line in section 8.2.1 at page no. 363 – 365 has been removed. It’s question no 3 and 6 -11 in exercise 8 .1 at page 366 is removed.
9. Area between two curves in section 8.3 at page no. 366 – 372, its examples 11, 13, 14 and questions 2, 3, 6, 7, 8 – 15, 18, 19 from miscellaneous exercise at page no 373 – 376 and last 2 points at page 377 has been removed.

Differential equations (Chapter -9) removed parts-

9. Formation of Differential Equation whose general solution is given in section 9.4, it’s examples 4,5,6,7,8 and it’s exercise 9 .3 at page no. 385 – 391 has been removed.

            Examples 25 at page 415 – 416, Question Number 3, 5 and 15 of Miscellaneous Exercise at page 420 – 421 and point six of summary at page 422 are related to removed part, so removed.

Vector Algebra (Chapter – 10) of class 12th mathematics removed parts-

             Scalar Triple product in section 10.7 at page 616 – 619 and coplanarity of these vectors in section 10.7.1 at page no. 619 – 622 has been removed.

Three Dimentional Geometry (Chapter -11) removed parts-

                     Major portion of 3 – D Geometry has been removed.

11. Relation between the Direction Cosine of a line in section 11.2.1 at page 465 is removed.
12. Equation of line passing through two given points, it’s examples 7.8 and it’s questions 8 , 9 in exercise 11.2 at page no. 469 – 471 and 477 – 478 has been removed.
13. Plane in section 11.6, Coplanarity of two lines in section 11.7, angle between two planes in 11.8, Distance of point from a line in section 11.9 , Angle between a line and plane at page no. 479 to 497 has been removed.

                           Question no. 1, 2, 5, 7, 8, 10 – 19, 21 – 23 in miscellaneous exercise in page no. 497 – 499 are related to removed parts , so removed.

Linear Programming (Chapter -12) removed portion-

                   Different types of Linear Programming problems in section 12.3 at page no. 514 – 527 and summary points 2-9 related to it at page no 528 – 529 are removed.

Probability ( Chapter – 13 ) of class 12th mathematics removed parts-

       a.Random variables and it’s Probability Distribution in section 13.6 and it’s examples 22 and 23 at page no. 557, 558 and 559 has been removed.

       b.Probability distribution of a Random variable in section 13.6.1 and it’s examples 24 -27 at page no. 559 – 565 has been removed.                                 

     c.Variance of a Random Variable in section 13.6.3, it’s examples 28 and 29 and it’s exercise 13.4 from page no. 565 to 571 has been removed.

    d.Bernoulli Trials and Binomial Distribution in section 13.7, it’s examples 30,31 and 32 and it’s exercise 13.5 between page no. 572 – 578 has been removed.

                              Example 34, 35 of Miscellaneous example at page 579 – 581 and question number 5 – 7, 9 -11 of Miscellaneous Exercise at page no. 583 has been removed.

               Last 3 points of the summary at page no. 585 – 586 has been removed.

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Here are the detailed list of Chapters ,Topics and Sub topics of class 11th Mathematics which have been removed by NCERT.

        Sets (Chapter-1) of class 11th mathematics removed parts –

(a) From chapter sets , power sets has been removed. It’s definition in section 1.7 at page no. 12 and it’s question at Q. No. 5 of Exercise 1.3 at page no. 13.

(b) Whole subtopic- Practical problems on union and Intersection of two sets in section 1.12 and it’s examples between page no. 21 to 23 has been removed. Exercise related to this is exercise 1.6 at page no. 24  also removed.

At page. No. 25 and 26 examples 31 to 34 and question no. 6, 7 and question no. 13 to 16 in miscellaneous exercise are related to removed parts. So these are also removed.

Last point in summary is about union and intersection of sets, so removed.

 No change in chapter No. 2 which is Relations and Function.

 Trigonometric Functions of class 11th mathematics removed parts-                                                                                                               

 (a) Whole sub – topic Trigonometric Equations in section 3.5 between page no. 74 to 78 which contains definition, formulae, examples and exercise 3.4 has been removed.                                                                                                                                    Last 5 points in the summary is related to Trigonometric Equation, So removed.

         (b)  At page no. 466-473, proofs and simple applications of sine and cosine formula    has been removed.

 Full chapter principle of Mathematics Induction which is between page numbers 86 to 96 has been removed.

 Complex Number (Chapter-5) removed parts-

(a) Polar representation of a complex number which is in section 5.5.1 , it’s rules, examples and it’s exercise 5.2 between page no. 106 to 108 has been removed.

(b) Quadratic Equation in section 5.6, it’s example (example 11) and exercise related to this (Exercise- 5.3) at page no. 108 and 109 has been removed.

Examples 13, 15, 16 at page no. 110-111 are related to polar form and Trigonometric Equation, so removed. At page no. 112 and 113, question number 5 to 8, 9 and 13 in Miscellaneous Exercisege  and last 3 points in summary at page no. 114 are related to removed polar representation and quadratic equation, so removed.

(c) Square root of complex number is section 5.7 at page no. 474 and 475 has been removed.

 Linear Inequalities (Chapter-6) of class 11th mathematics removed parts-

(a) Graphical solution of Linear Inequalities in Two variable in section 6.4, it’s examples and exercise 6.2 between page number 123 to 127 has been removed.

(b) Solution of system of Linear Inequalities in two variables, it’s examples and exercise 6.3 between page no. 127 to 129 has been removed.

Last 3 points in the summary at page no. 176 are related to removed sub-topic, so removed.

 No change In chapter no. 7 which is permutation and combinations

             Binomial Theorem (Chapter-8) removed parts-                                                                   

                 (a) General Middle term in section 8.3, it’s rules, examples 5-9, it’s exercise 8.2 between page no.  167-171 and Miscellaneous examples 10-17 at page no. 171 and 172 has been removed. In Miscellaneous exercise on chapter 8 page no. 175, question number 1, 2, 3 and 8 has been removed. Last two points in summary at page no. 176 are related to removed section, so removed.

       Sequences and Series (Chapter-9) removed portion-                                                                             

(a) Whole A.P. (Arithmetic Progression) in section 9.4, it’s examples between example no. 4 to 8 (at section 9.4.1- Arithmetic mean also) and exercise 9.2 between page no. 181 to 186 has been removed.                                                                               

(b) Sum of n terms of special series in section 9.7, it’s examples 19, 20 and exercise- 9.4 between page no. 194 to 196 has been removed. Example 21, 22 and 24 and question no. 1-6, 12, 15, 16, 20, 23 of miscellaneous exercise at page no. 199 and 200 includes A.P. and sum of n terms has been removed. Points 3 and 4 is summary at page no. 201 has been removed.

  Straight Lines (Chapter-10) of class 11th mathematics removed parts-                                                                                     

 (a) Co linearity of three points in section 10.2.4 examples of this , example 4 and 5 and question of this, question no. 8, 13 and 14 in Exercise 10.1 between page no. 210-212 has been removed.                                                                                                     

(b) Normal form of a straight line in section 10.3.6, it’s examples 10, 11, 12 and question no. 8 in exercise 10.2 between page no. 217-219 has been removed.               

(c ) General form of a line is section 10.4 and example 10 to 17 related to it between page no. 220-224 has been removed.

Question no. 3 is exercise 10.3 at page no. 227 and Question no. 2 of miscellaneous exercise at page no. 233 are related to normal form, so removed. Fourth last point of summary is also about normal term, so removed.

(d) Whole section 10.6 about Equation of family of lines passing through the point of intersection of two lines at page no. 477 and 478 removed.

(e) Section 10.7 about shifting of origin at page no. 478-480 has been removed.

   Conic section (Chapter- 11) removed parts-

Special cases of an Ellipse are section 11.5.2 at page no. 248 has been removed.

   Introduction to three Dimensional Geometry  removed parts-                           

                 (a) Section formula in section 12.5, it’s examples and exercise 12.3 between page no. 273-277 has been removed. Question No. 4 and 5 of miscellaneous exercise at page no. 278 and 279 has been removed. Last 3 points in summary at page no. 280 are also removed.

   Limits and Derivative (Chapter 13) –   No Change.

   Mathematical Reasoning (Chapter- 14) Removed

               Full chapter between page no. 321 to 346 has been removed.

   Statistics (Chapter-15)  of class 11th mathematics removed parts-                                                                                   

          (a) Analysis of Frequency Distribution is section 15.6, it’s examples and it’s exercise 15.3 between page no. 372 to 376 has been removed. Question no. 6 of miscellaneous exercise and first 2 points in summary are related to above at page no. 380 and 381 have been removed.

    Probability (Chapter 16) removed parts-

Introduction in section 16.1, random experiment in section 16.2, it’s examples and it’s exercise 16.1 between page no. 383 to 387 has been removed.

First 2 points in summary at page no. 41 has been removed.

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   There are 2 good news for Bihar students in NEET 2023 .

First good news is about fee in private medical colleges of Bihar-  

         On 3^rd February 2022 NMC (National Medical Commission) gave one instruction to all private medical colleges that they have to take admission for their 50% seats at the fee equal to government college fee.

             As we know private medical college fee is very high and it is almost impossible for the students of normal or lower financial background to take admission in these private medical colleges.

Fee of private medical college in Bihar is between 45 lakhs to 1 crore, so it’s very tough for students to take admission in these private medical colleges due to such high fee. Total fee of Government medical colleges in Bihar is about 1 lakh rupees. Now due to the initiative taken by Government of Bihar, Student will get admission for 50% of seats of private medical college at  such low and affordable fee.

     Now Bihar has become the first state to implement the instruction given by NMC.

     Now all the private medical colleges and deemed universities of Bihar have to take admission at the fee equal to the fee of government medical colleges for their 50% of seats.This is great News for Bihar students in NEET 2023.

    Right now 8 private medical colleges of Bihar is having 1050 seats. Now Bihar Students can take admission for 50% of these seats at very low fee and the students coming to Bihar from outside state can also study  at very low fee.    

    Bihar has started the movement for the welfare of students and hope other states and central province will join hands in this now.

    Now the students of Bihar will have the opportunity to study medical in government medical colleges as well as in private medical colleges  at very low fee and they will not have to move to foreign countries to study medical due to the high fee in private medical colleges.

Second good News for Bihar students in NEET 2023 is about number of colleges-

    Second good news for students preparing for medical exam is increase of medical colleges in Bihar. Bihar government has announced that medical college will be opened in remaining 15 districts of Bihar. Right now there are 24 medical colleges in 23 districts of Bihar out of which 9 medical colleges are running and 15 medical colleges are under construction . Government of Bihar has announced that medical colleges will be opened in those districts of Bihar where it’s not there.

     According to the initiative taken by Bihar when more medical colleges will be opened in 15 more districts, number of seats will increate a lot. If we take average 120 seats in a single medical college, then we see that 120×15 = 1800 more seats will be there for students in coming years. So, students will have more opportunity to study medical in coming years.

                    Right now there are 20 medical colleges in Bihar, Out of which 12 are government medical colleges are 8 are private, Number of seats in government medical college is 1515 and in private medical college is 1050.

                        The students can take admission in these medical colleges based on their marks obtained in NEET exam.

NMC has released a notice about big changes in NEET 2023 which Bihar students and other state students must know before anything else.

News for Bihar students in NEET 2023 in:colleges,fee,seats –

                      The list of Government medical colleges and Private medical colleges in Bihar, their fees and the number of seats is as follows:-

                  Bad News for Bihar students in NEET 2023-

Due to the security reasons in NEET UG 2023, 8 districts (Towns) of Bihar will now have NEET 2023 centres. In 2022, 35 towns of Bihar organized exam. of NEET 2022.

This year 8 towns- Araria, Alwar, Banka, Khagaria, Kaimur, Jamui , Nawada and Shekhpura will not have NEET 2023 centres.

        Only 27 towns of Bihar will have NEET centers which are Patna, Gaya, Hajipur, Madhubani, Nalanda, Sitamarhi, Vaishali, Aara, Aurangabad, Begusarai, Betiah, Bhagalpur, Buxar, Darbhanga, Gopalganj, Jahanabad, Katihar, Lakhisarai, Madhepura, Motihari, Munger, Muzaffarpur, Purnia, Samastipur, Sasaram, Siwan and Supaul.

                                      So, the students of Bihar who are from these 8 districts , where the centre will not be there have to fill nearby towns as their choice centres. Now they will have the pain of travelling, accommodative and other expenses.

Students can fill their forms on NTA Website www.neet.nta.nic.in

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